Avee Quinn writes contemporary romance about competent women, difficult men, and the small towns that have opinions about both.
Her heroines are very good at jobs nobody thanks them for. They run hockey rinks, plan impossible parties, keep failing inns afloat, and fix whatever everyone else broke. Her heroes are grumpy, rich, stubborn, and usually wrong about at least one important thing. Somewhere between a snowstorm, a contract that should never have been signed, and a town that won't stop watching, they work it out.
Her series, The Keeping Room, takes its name from a supper club of women who gather around a long table in a Red Hook kitchen. Each book tells one of their love stories. Every book stands completely on its own: there's no reading order, no cliffhanger, and no homework. Expect banter, real heat on the page, plenty of feeling, and a guaranteed happily ever after.